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Montana environmental officials are making close to a million dollars in grants available for water quality projects across the state. A new pool of federal funding is available for Montana farmers to fund projects working to mitigate and address climate change.
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The first rivers in Montana have been closed to fishing due to hot dry weather.
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Montana environmental officials are proposing to give part of the Gallatin River a pollution designation as they research the factors for excessive algae growth.
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Environmental groups allege a southwestern Montana water district is illegally polluting the West Fork of the Gallatin River. On Wednesday, the groups...
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The Montana Department of Environmental Quality announced Thursday that the Lower Gallatin Watershed is its next priority basin. This means hundreds of...
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Flood waters remain a concern across Montana today and into next week.Flooding and flood warnings remain in effect for Missoula, where the Clark Fork is…
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BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) — A parasite that caused a major die-off of mountain whitefish in the Yellowstone River has been found in seven other rivers in…
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State officials today released the third and final water quality report for the March 3 wastewater spill that polluted parts of the Gallatin…
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Trace amounts of E. coli and nitrates were found in samples from the Gallatin River. This was a result of a pipe leak that spilled 35 million gallons of…
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No more water is leaking from a treated sewage holding pond at Big Sky into the Gallatin River. At least 35 million gallons of the wastewater spilled into…